Tanzania warns media on coverage of banned protests - The East African

Tanzania warns media on coverage of banned protests

Monday August 29 2016

Tanzania's opposition party Chadema is expected to conduct countrywide rallies beginning September 1, 2016 despite ban by police. PHOTO | FILE

In Summary

The AG reiterated that the media had a crucial role to play in educating the public on the need to preserve and maintain peace, failure to which “the repercussions would affect even those that may not necessarily take part in the planned demonstrations.”

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By JOSEPH MWAMUNYANGE

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